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James Henry "Goins" Boggs

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James Henry "Goins" Boggs
Boggs Family Cemetery, Caines Creek near Blaine, KY
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James Henry "Goins" Boggs
James Henry Boggs was born on May 22, 1830 at Caines Creek, Lawrence, Kentucky, and died at age 78 years old on May 15, 1909 in Sacred Wind, Kentucky United States. James Boggs was buried in May 1909 at Boggs Family Cemetery, Sacred Wind, KY.
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